Car won't shift when started - Right after a Clutch Swap - Help?
It isn't a screw on the bellhousing. It's a bleeder pipe from the slave cylinder.
You can use a socket and ratchet but that forces all the fluid to run back into the bellhousing.
I made a special tool by cutting the drive end off of an old socket and welding it to a box end wrench. That way the fluid squirts out, mostly.
You can use a socket and ratchet but that forces all the fluid to run back into the bellhousing.
I made a special tool by cutting the drive end off of an old socket and welding it to a box end wrench. That way the fluid squirts out, mostly.
I'll double check mine this time, but I have a 93 so I don't even have a plug for CAGS on my car.
Ram says the specs of the disc should be as follows:
Compressed - .315
Uncompressed - .325
Mine is:
Compressed - .2893
http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/2995/photo4nl.jpg
Uncompressed - .3166
http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/1656/photo5ns.jpg
I'm pretty sure the disc they sent is no good.
Compressed - .315
Uncompressed - .325
Mine is:
Compressed - .2893
http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/2995/photo4nl.jpg
Uncompressed - .3166
http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/1656/photo5ns.jpg
I'm pretty sure the disc they sent is no good.
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